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Al Qal'a of Beni Hammad

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Armedv
Meudon, France
Dec 4, 2009

J'ai visité Al Qual'a il y a très longtemps. Mais je ne l'oublie pas! Une chose frappante: la similitude entre la tour de cette mosquée et le clocher de sa contemporaine (année mil, plus ou moins) ...more

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